Sentence examples for statistically reliable increase from inspiring English sources

Even where a statistically reliable increase has been experienced, a single year-to-year increase does not necessarily imply a meaningful trend.

The participants were purposively selected for a 3-month interview based on the nature of their pre-post change on the quantitative stigma measures, with participants selected from the subsamples of participants who demonstrated a statistically reliable reductions or increase in stigma on at least one of the measures and participants who experienced no reliable change.

There is no statistically reliable data on the increasing rates of other types of cancer besides thyroid in people exposed to low doses of radiation after this accident.

Statistical tests then evaluate whether there are statistically reliable differences between the texts or groupings of texts being studied.

For females, 8 lines responded to such restriction by an increase in lifespan, 10 by its decrease, and 21 showed no statistically reliable response.

There was no statistically reliable rise of the average velocity of moving of the goats in their enclosure and no increase of the duration of moving during presentation of the stimuli.

The VH– and VH+ groups demonstrated increased sensitivity in the presence of a prime, but this was not statistically reliable.

Nuclear tests are too few in number to provide statistically reliable quality assurance for stockpile warheads.

Systematic sampling is not as statistically reliable as random sampling.

Obtained results showed that our generated model was statistically reliable.

Rather, the state calculates statistically reliable schoolwide scores by combining answers from all students in a grade.